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| Letters to the Editor |
The Devil You Know
05/02/2005
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FLOTATION ADVICE
Dear Editor:
“Stick-and-Rudder Realities” (February
2005, page 23) included a number of good points. This quotation from Jerry
Wharton, however, was not among them: “It does not take a rocket scientist to
run a boat on a river. You can sit there and have a few beers and relax . . . .”
As a retired executive, current investor, owner/operator of a 60-foot motoryacht
and holder of a USCG 100-ton master captain’s license, I agree that, while
multifaceted, driving a boat is not rocket science. Notwithstanding, responsible
operators and all professional captains never, ever drink while operating any
kind of watercraft. Fred Mosser
Chatham, Mass.
Worth welcomes your comments, critiques and suggestions. Please direct
your letters to letters@worth.com.
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